Being Thought and Thinking Being in Hegel's Science of Logic (Complete Dissertation) (original) (raw)

This dissertation examines Hegel's critique of Kant's distinction between phenomenal and noumenal objects, proposing that Hegel offers a more comprehensive understanding of being and existence. By rejecting Kant's boundary between what can be known and the noumenon, Hegel suggests an alternative framework that seeks to unify our understanding of reality. The work explores Hegel's philosophical methodology and engagement with previous philosophical traditions, arguing for the significance of his approach in addressing the limitations of Kant's epistemology.